/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.4218759]

who still /photoshopcs6/ here?

[Anonymous No.4218763]

>>4218759
Used cs6 since 2012 to 2019 and switched 2019 after that cs6 is too shit now sorry.

[Anonymous No.4218764]

>work on a file for half an hour
>RAM usage: 89%
Are 8GB not enough? It sure is more than enough for CSP.

[Anonymous No.4218771]

>>4218764
I noticed it gets heavier when you save, so if you save really often, it gets bloated really fast

[Anonymous No.4218776]

A thread died for this

[Anonymous No.4218779]

>>4218771
That might be it. Thanks, anon.

[Anonymous No.4218945]

My brush lag is fucking obscene and it freezes more often than it should. Feels like adobe is throttling their old software to make me buy their new one or something. Shit thread btw

[Anonymous No.4218956]

Who photoshop 2.5 here?

[Anonymous No.4218959]

>>4218956

That's adorable!

[Anonymous No.4218989]

>>4218956
aaaand ... *bloop* a new meme is born

‘be proud, papa. I’ve seen uglier and stupider.’
- some doctor

[Anonymous No.4219006]

>>4218956
I still have 3.0, 5.5 and 6.0

[Anonymous No.4219055]

>>4218763
What does CC do better that actually matters?

[Anonymous No.4219080]

>>4219055
firstly not having this problem >>4218764
secondly they make them faster by the update, 2020 will be faster than 2019, the menu would be faster instead of how slow it is right now. also the general feel of it is smoother, cs6 feels clunky when i draw on it. also interpolation is worse on cs6.

[Anonymous No.4219086]

>>4219080
Sounds good but not good enough to make the effort of pirating CC

[Anonymous No.4219114]

>>4219080
CC ran like shit on my pc, that's why i'm still using cs6. But it was pirated, so maybe that's why i don't know

[Anonymous No.4219161]

>>4219114
2019 runs fine on my 32 bit 3gb laptop

[Anonymous No.4219163]

>>4219161
How the hell does that thing run any version of Photoshop with a decent resolution and a handful of layers?

[Anonymous No.4219171]

>>4218956
lmao

[Anonymous No.4219173]

>>4219163
he probably uses a thinkpad

[Anonymous No.4219253]

>>4219163
My guess is that he runs exclusively Photoshop and nothing else in the background.

[Anonymous No.4219264]

>>4219080
CS5 was pretty snappy compared to CS6/CC I remember, I wonder if that would still be the case or if CS5 was more optimized for older graphics drivers and stuff that wouldn't translate well to more modern PCs/

[Anonymous No.4219300]

>>4218956
I never want to go back...

[Anonymous No.4219549]

>>4218759
Medibang FTW, Photoshop will always just be a photo-editing tool.

[Anonymous No.4219557]

>>4218764
16GB here, CS6 feels heavy when compared to, say, SAI, but CSP is way worse. What a bloated piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.4219566]

>>4218759
I have started to use PS 2019 for lineart recently. Very impressed with how smooth and responsive it has become. The magic wand selection capabilities are still shit though, and no blurring brush tools.

[Anonymous No.4219588]

>>4218759
>why yes, I only work in Clip Studio Paint, how could you tell?

[Anonymous No.4221062]

>>4219549
Pyw

[Anonymous No.4221281]

Adobe photoshop cs3 ia still working you stupid shits

[Anonymous No.4221309]

>>4221281
just because its working doesnt mean its not riddle with outdated shit like image interpolation and rescaling.

[Anonymous No.4221317]

>>4218956
hope you have a proper license for that.

[Anonymous No.4221320]

i had it until I built a new pc. currently using CC.
though if i start up the old one i can use it if needed.

[Anonymous No.4221554]

CS3 it's only crashed a handful of times in the past decade

[Anonymous No.4221567]

>>4218764
How many layers are you using breh (and what is your working canvas size)? I use about 40-50 regularly including adjustments over adjustments and it's never eaten more than 4-5 gig.

[Anonymous No.4221579]

>>4221567
Wtf how? I work at around 6kx4k resolution and usually 5-20 layers and it's never below 4gb.

[Anonymous No.4221819]

>>4221579
Well that's it then, I rarely go with more than 5k for the larger side